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Question
Regional parties have captured governmental power in many States. In this context, answer the following question:
What is the criteria for a party’s recognition as a Regional or State Party?
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Solution
Regional parties have captured governmental power in many States in this context the given question is answered below:
The criteria for a party’s recognition as a Regional or State Party: A minimum of 6 percent of votes at an election either to the Lok Sabha or the Assembly of votes at an election either to the Lok Sabha or the Assembly of the concerned State and at least two seats in the Assembly, Alternatively, 3 percent of seats in Assembly or a minimum of three seats, whichever is more.
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